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… arrvial of Jan van Riebeeck at the Cape we already have a slave mindset since within a month of the establishment of … after van Riebeeck's arrival at the Cape the first named slave joined the settlement, he was called Abraham, he was … symbolizes the slave experience the most, is the Slave Lodge in Cape Town. Today the Lodge has been totally upgraded …

… South African Politics Since 1994 by Tom Lodge …

… Blue Lodge Hotel, 206-208 Long Street, Cape Town …

… date, The British Parliament passed the Abolition of the Slave Trade Act. The Act outlawed all slave trade within the British Empire, but did not abolish … was caught transporting slaves was fined £100 for every slave found on board his ship. However, this law did not put …

… saw the 200-year-celebration of the abolishment of the slave trade in the British Empire. The Abolition of the Slave Trade Act was passed by the British Parliament on 25 March 1807. It outlawed slave trade within the  British Empire, but did not abolish … 200th Anniversary of the Abolition of the Slave Trade Act …

… Secrets of the Dead: Slave Ship Mutiny …

… The first slave arrives at the Cape …

… Islands of independence in the slave south …

… deeply affected many Afrikaners were laws prohibiting the slave trade and later, the abolition of slavery at the Cape. … the loss of slaves was very little and should they wish to lodge a complaint, they were expected to do so in London. …

… 2006/Nelson Mandela Foundation/Parliament Cape Town/ Slave Lodge Cape Town/ Rwanda 2013 Group exhibitions Living …

… France again introduces slave trade in its colonies. …

… and Rural Resistance in the Transkei, 1960 - 1965 by Tom Lodge …

… Nat Turner leads a slave insurrection in Southampton, Virginia, USA …

… About 2 000 slave owners meet in Cape Town to complain against new slave regulations to be implemented at the Cape, claiming th …

… The Abolition of the Slave Trade Act is passed by the British Parliament. It outlaws the slave trade within the British Em …

… work was central to Williamson’s exhibition at the Iziko Slave Lodge , Cape Town, in 2014. Williamson has participated in …

… Hoping to spark a mass slave revolt, John Brown and twenty …

… of the Communist Party: what needs to be reassessed by Tom Lodge …

… this drawing of Greenmarket Square in Cape Town in 1764, a slave in chains appears to be driven by a master on the left … America, and in particular by the massive and successful slave revolt in Haiti. Instead of running away, Cape slaves … and to stand up to their owners. For example in 1793 the slave Cesar van Madagascar was reprimanded by his owner for …

… were prepared to sacrifice, were slaves. The Atlantic slave trade stands at the centre of the long history of … historians have used to describe the consequences of the slave trade. Estimates of the number of slaves transported … both Europeans and Africans. In other words, the Atlantic slave trade could not have taken place without the …

… quite a name for herself at the Cape, moving from being a slave to becoming the mistress of that great Cape property, … very young when she arrived at the Cape. Anna, the only slave from the time of whom there is a portrait, was … home for him and Anna. This meant that Anna, a child of a slave and an ex-slave herself, became the mistress of one of …

… International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and -Abolition. …

… A British company obtains the monopoly for the slave trade from Africa. …

… Britain and United States sign treaty to suppress the slave trade. …

… Haddon, was a ‘Coloured’ woman who had been born to a free slave woman circa 1830 from the Kat River settlement in the … and Mulattos – San Martino de Porres, son of an African slave and Spanish soldier. Tariq’s own family tree, which he … of the old Cultural History Museum into the IZIKO Slave Lodge Museum. During this time Tariq visited the lodges and …

… was that it did not cost very much to feed and clothe a slave, so slaves would be less expensive to maintain. Two … then seize and kill him.” Galant van der Caab (26-year-old slave), 1825 victuals - (pron. vit'tels) food or provisions … less often to exercise the same control. In the Company Lodge, the mostly male slaves were controlled through what …

… How an Ethiopian slave became a South African teacher by Sandra Rowoldt Shell …

… establishment of the Orange Free State is signed in Green Lodge. …

… Osprey, intercepted three dhows carrying Ethiopians to the slave markets in the Arabian port of Jeddah. Sold for maize … Gissing's mission was part of British attempts to end the slave trade - a trade that London had supported until 1807, … Menelik II, who has been described as Ethiopia's "greatest slave entrepreneur", taxed the trade to pay for guns and …

… Slavery and the Slave Trade in the Indian Ocean by Vijayalakshmi Teelock and …